Converse of object

• develop: Some people with bulimia have had, or go on to develop, anorexia.

• include: These conditions are known as an eating disorder, and can include anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.

• cause: A deficiency can cause anorexia, weight loss and anemia.

• have: Try to explain to someone you trust what you get from having anorexia nervosa.

• consider: Some authorities consider anorexia and excessive fatigue after a dive as manifestations of Type I DCS.

• call: I am concerned that you might start to get a more serious problem with eating called anorexia, or one called bulimia.

Converse of subject

• affect: The most commonly affected by anorexia are young women in education aged between 15-25.

Adjective modifier

• severe: Will someone with severe anorexia nervosa have to go into hospital?

• common: The most common are anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.

• eating: Pale Reflections - Free weekly e-mail newsletter for those affected by the eating disorders anorexia, bulimia and compulsive overeating.

• male: Male anorexia may well be on the rise, but they still account for a bare 6 % of cases in eating disorder clinics.

• vehicular: However, this is just one cause of vehicular anorexia.

• subclinical: The concept of subclinical anorexia was first examined by researchers in the 1970s.

Modifies a noun

• athletica: Ninety-two of the at-risk athletes met criteria for anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, or anorexia athletica.

• case: EUTHANASIA Euthanasia is the treatment of choice for post-hibernation anorexia cases that are considered to be beyond recovery.

• cachexia: Cachexia You may also hear this called ' wasting syndrome ' or ' anorexia cachexia syndrome ' .

Noun used with modifier

• disorder: And she told how she had used the time in the house to help her win her battle with eating disorder anorexia.

• term: The term anorexia literally means loss of appetite, but this isn't a true symptom of the disorder.

Preposition: in

• patient: There are, however, many causes of anorexia in patients with advanced disease ( Table 1 ).

Preposition: for

• year: The most infamous and tragic was the case of child star Lena Zavaroni who battled with anorexia for many years.